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Lethbridge College Students Biomass Intercropped Corn - 19
Jan 08, 2025

Video: Lethbridge College Students Biomass Intercropped Corn - 19

Every fall we like to invite students from Lethbridge College to come experience the field and get hands-on opportunities with our research. This year, we're taking them biomassing!

Our intercrop corn study, led by Dr. Yvonne Lawley and Dr. Emma McGeough, is a perfect chance for them to learn about the ins-&-outs of crop research. Mike Gretzinger is here to show you why!

 
Lethbridge College Students Biomass Intercropped Corn - 19

Lethbridge College Students Biomass Intercropped Corn - 19

Every fall we like to invite students from Lethbridge College to come experience the field and get hands-on opportunities with our research. This year, we're taking them biomassing! Our intercrop corn study, led by Dr. Yvonne Lawley and Dr. Emma McGeough, is a perfect chance for them to learn... More ›
5 Questions with Seed World’s Insider of the Year

5 Questions with Seed World’s Insider of the Year

If you’ve spent any time in the seed industry, you probably know Jim Schweigert, President of Gro Alliance. Known for his leadership, innovative ideas, and ability to connect people, Jim is also the talented writer behind some of the most-read thought leadership in Seed World U.S. That’s why we’... More ›
Market Plus with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth

Market Plus with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth

Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth discusses economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›
Tackling rootworm at the ground level with sustainable pest control - Keegan Shields

Tackling rootworm at the ground level with sustainable pest control - Keegan Shields

From New York research fields to Iowa farm country, discover how one company is harnessing nature's own pest control mechanisms.... More ›
Concave Leveling

Concave Leveling

Concave Leveling | | Border View Farms... More ›
From Seed to Harvest: The Sustainable Journey Inside Our Greenhouse

From Seed to Harvest: The Sustainable Journey Inside Our Greenhouse

Topline Farms is a grower, packer, shipper of greenhouse grown vegetables based in Leamington, ON.... More ›
Winter Sheep Farming in Canada: Preparing for Lambing Season

Winter Sheep Farming in Canada: Preparing for Lambing Season

Experience a day in the life of a Canadian sheep farmer as we face the challenges of winter while preparing for lambing season. Follow along as we tackle daily feeding routines in the cold, winterize our barns, and organize lambing supplies to ensure everything is ready for this busy and excitin... More ›
Plant Needs- Little Green Thumbs

Plant Needs- Little Green Thumbs

Explore 5 important plant needs using the acronym LAWNS , which stands for (L)ight, (A)ir, (W)ater, (N)utrients, and (S)pace to grow, such as in the soil. Just like humans and animals, plants have needs that must be met for them to stay healthy and grow. From the Little Green Thumbs program.... More ›
Bye Bye Bourgault Hello Seedhawk

Bye Bye Bourgault Hello Seedhawk

New seedhawk is here and spring can't come fast enough!... More ›
Extreme cold calving and tree pushing!

Extreme cold calving and tree pushing!

Extreme cold calving and tree pushing! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›
Custom bale movers

Custom bale movers

Custom bale movers | | Northern farmer... More ›
Manure and Feed Pusher Maintenance

Manure and Feed Pusher Maintenance

Manure and Feed Pusher Maintenance | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›
2024 featured weather, policy and the return of the flu

2024 featured weather, policy and the return of the flu

The year 2024 kept adding to stories of hurricanes, drought, Farm Bill debates and the return of the bird flu -- this time in new animals.... More ›
Former President Jimmy Carter passes leaves a legacy of political policy and humanitarian aid.

Former President Jimmy Carter passes leaves a legacy of political policy and humanitarian aid.

James Earl Carter, Jr., was born in Plains, Georgia in 1924. While his work would take him far away from his rural home, he was never far from the roots that grounded him.... More ›
Cassandra Van Engelen: Advocacy in Pig Farming

Cassandra Van Engelen: Advocacy in Pig Farming

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Cassandra Van Engelen, manager at Hog-Tied Farms Ltd., discusses the role of advocacy in pig farming. From managing a successful operation to leading key initiatives, Cassandra shares her journey and highlights the importance of engaging young... More ›
Dr. Joseph Cassady: Challenges in Swine Research

Dr. Joseph Cassady: Challenges in Swine Research

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Joseph Cassady from South Dakota State University explores the challenges and opportunities in swine production research. From navigating industry hurdles like pre-weaning mortality and sow retention to building impactful academic collabor... More ›
Reflecting on 2024: Building a Bigger Appetite for Pork

Reflecting on 2024: Building a Bigger Appetite for Pork

As 2024 draws to a close, NPB CEO Bill Even takes a moment to recap and reflect on the work your Pork Checkoff accomplished this year based on producer priorities. We are working with the industry to build a bigger appetite for pork among American consumers.... More ›
A Guide to Raising Low Maintenance, Healthy Pigs on the Homestead

A Guide to Raising Low Maintenance, Healthy Pigs on the Homestead

Growing pigs on the homestead in a low maintenance, hassle free way. Our setup does not require daily feedings or waterings. Our pigs enjoy sunshine, pasture, and lots of space to root. This video shows the setup that works great for us.... More ›
Winter pigs in the MSS. (Multi-species Shelter System)

Winter pigs in the MSS. (Multi-species Shelter System)

Checking in on a set of replacement gilts housed in the MSS. This is our year round use shelter that is revolutionizing our operations.... More ›
Repairing a $500,000 Pig Barn: Fixing Gates

Repairing a $500,000 Pig Barn: Fixing Gates

Tork and Sawyer move pigs around at site 3 then start fixing gates at Site 1 and getting the barn ready for baby pigs.... More ›
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